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Raw Dragon Agate · Tanzania · Natural Mineral Specimen

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$34.00 - $42.00
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As though unearthed from the pages of an ancient legend...

These extraordinary raw Dragon Agate specimens from Tanzania possess an almost mythical appearance, with irregular, scale-like formations rising from a warm, rust-colored matrix.

Pale ivory and creamy white surfaces contrast with earthy shades of terracotta, cinnamon, and brown, creating an intricate mosaic of natural textures. Each formation seems to overlap the next, resembling the scales of a mysterious creature or fragments of armor from a forgotten world.

Left in their raw, unpolished state, these fascinating specimens invite closer examination. Their unusual surfaces reveal an extraordinary variety of shapes, ridges, crevices, and natural markings.

A remarkable curiosity for collectors of unusual minerals, lovers of natural history, or anyone drawn to the more mysterious creations of the earth.

Details

• Stone: Dragon Agate (trade name)
• Origin: Tanzania
• Form: Raw, unpolished mineral specimen
• Colors: Ivory, cream, rust orange, and earthy brown
• Specimen A: 45 × 40 × 30 mm
• Specimen B: 50 × 40 × 23 mm
• Specimen C: 53 × 46 × 20 mm
• Sold individually

Individual Specimens

A — A richly textured specimen with prominent ivory formations surrounded by warm, rusty orange. Its irregular surface has a wonderfully rugged, sculptural appearance.

B — A beautifully patterned specimen with closely arranged, scale-like formations and striking contrast between pale mineral surfaces and terracotta-colored matrix.

C — A distinctive specimen with cream-colored formations, earthy brown markings, and an area of naturally dark matrix on the reverse. Its contrasting surfaces give it an especially intriguing character.

A Curious Resemblance

The name Dragon Agate seems particularly fitting for these unusual stones. Their overlapping formations evoke the imagined scales of dragons, creatures that have appeared in myths, folklore, and legends for centuries.

Care

Handle gently to protect the raised natural formations. Clean with a soft, dry brush and avoid harsh chemicals or prolonged soaking.

Each specimen is individually photographed. You will receive the exact specimen selected.

Other objects shown in photographs are for styling purposes only and are not included.

Object No. 1838

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